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Thai Tran
  • Milpitas, CA
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Rental Property Repair Advice

Thai Tran
  • Milpitas, CA
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Hello,

New to the forum.  After my tenants moved out of one of my rental properties located in the mid-west , I received rent ready estimates of $3000 and issues with potential water intrusion issues during heavy rains that requires significant  foundation and grading repairs to help redirect water as well as plumbing repairs such as a sump pump and pit installation estimated to be $10,0000.  Do these estimates seem reasonable?  Also, given that I purchased the property for roughly $100,000 two years ago and the property value has increase 10%, do you think a potential option would be to sell the property rather than to pay the repair costs. Thanks in advance.

-Thai

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